Communities, managers and businesses — on a schedule, on the record
Property managers and HOA boards on the Treasure Coast need tree work that's documented, insured and on time. We handle community common areas, commercial sites and rights-of-way with the paperwork boards and insurers want.
We work for the people responsible for a lot of trees: HOA and condo boards in St. Lucie West, PGA Village, Tesoro, The Cascades, Tradition and the gated Torino communities; property managers running commercial plazas and office parks along US-1 and Gatlin; and businesses that just need the parking-lot canopy lifted and the entrance palms clean. That work has to be scheduled around residents and customers, documented for the board and the insurer, and done by a crew carrying real coverage — which is exactly how we run it.
Typical scopes: annual palm and shade-tree programs, common-area and entrance pruning, parking-lot and sidewalk clearance, retention-pond and right-of-way vegetation, hazard-tree assessments with written arborist reports, and priority storm response with per-property documentation. We invoice to the management company and provide certificates of insurance and W-9s up front.
What's included
Community programs
Scheduled palm and shade-tree maintenance for HOAs and condos, budgeted per year.
Common-area & entrance pruning
Clearance, deadwood and shaping on the trees residents and customers actually see.
Parking-lot & ROW clearance
Canopy lifted off drive aisles and signage; sidewalk and right-of-way vegetation kept back.
Arborist reports
Written hazard assessments and tree inventories for boards, insurers and permits.
Priority storm response
Contracted communities move to the front of the line after a storm, with per-property photos.
Manager-ready paperwork
COIs, W-9s, itemized invoices and completion photos to the management company.
Commercial and HOA tree service cost in Port St. Lucie, FL
| Job | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Annual HOA palm/tree program | Custom quote | Per community, budgeted yearly |
| Common-area pruning day | $1,500 – $6,000 | Crew day, priced by scope |
| Parking-lot canopy lift | $800 – $3,500 | Per site |
| Written arborist report | $250 – $900 | Hazard assessment / inventory |
| Storm-response retainer | By agreement | Priority + documentation |
| Right-of-way / pond vegetation | By the visit | Ongoing or one-time |
These are 2026 Treasure Coast ranges so you can budget. Your written price is itemized — removal, rigging or crane, hauling, stump grinding, permit if any — and good for 30 days.
Recent work
Questions we get about commercial & hoa tree service
Do you carry the insurance our management company requires?
Yes — general liability and workers' compensation specific to tree work, and we provide the certificate and a W-9 before the first job, with the management company named as certificate holder if you need it.
Can you work around our residents and business hours?
That's most of what commercial and HOA work is. We schedule loud and disruptive work for low-traffic windows, keep drive aisles and entrances open, and coordinate notices with your manager so residents and customers aren't surprised.
Do you provide arborist reports for our board?
Yes. Our ISA Certified Arborist writes hazard assessments, tree inventories and removal justifications that stand up with boards, insurers and the city's permit office — useful before budgeting a big removal or defending a decision to residents.
Will contracted communities get priority after a hurricane?
Yes. Communities on a program or a storm-response agreement move to the front of the line when a storm passes, and every property gets its own documentation packet for the association's insurer.